The USA has a lot to loose in Ukraine in the bond markets. The war is vital for the USA to raise collateral for it's bonds and debts as well as cutting of the trade flows of eurasia to maintain the maritime empire that sustains the dollar.
A loss here will further weaken the dollar, and may loosen huge chunks of Europe from it's grip. Not…
The USA has a lot to loose in Ukraine in the bond markets. The war is vital for the USA to raise collateral for it's bonds and debts as well as cutting of the trade flows of eurasia to maintain the maritime empire that sustains the dollar.
A loss here will further weaken the dollar, and may loosen huge chunks of Europe from it's grip. Not only eastern Ukraine but Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Slovakia, former yugoslavia. All of it depend on control over odessa
As far as I know, US bond market hardly ever moved because of news from Ukraine. And honestly I don't see how Ukraine, which does not even access to the open seas (Black Sea is only semi-open) events can affect world maritime trade further.
I think Americans generally are too much obsessed with posturing, giving "examples", setting "role models" and doing other symbolic things while paying too little attention to material, tangible stuff. Consider this extremely idiotic idea that the Ukraine is somehow "key" to Taiwan and "if we let Putin succeed in Ukraine blah blah blah", this will embolden China to attack Taiwan. Yes that's military propaganda, but I'm totally sure there are a lot of high-powered Americans really believe in this BS. The simple idea that if they want to defend Taiwan it would be cheaper to arm it to the teeth, not to squander your weapon stocks in Ukraine just for buffing or nerfing someone's morale. We can dig a little deeper into the culture and see the same patterns, like the best way to promote success among black people is to make them main characters in half of nowadays' Hollywood movies and tv series, even in historical dramas where they absolutely don't make any sense.
The USA has a lot to loose in Ukraine in the bond markets. The war is vital for the USA to raise collateral for it's bonds and debts as well as cutting of the trade flows of eurasia to maintain the maritime empire that sustains the dollar.
A loss here will further weaken the dollar, and may loosen huge chunks of Europe from it's grip. Not only eastern Ukraine but Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Slovakia, former yugoslavia. All of it depend on control over odessa
As far as I know, US bond market hardly ever moved because of news from Ukraine. And honestly I don't see how Ukraine, which does not even access to the open seas (Black Sea is only semi-open) events can affect world maritime trade further.
I think Americans generally are too much obsessed with posturing, giving "examples", setting "role models" and doing other symbolic things while paying too little attention to material, tangible stuff. Consider this extremely idiotic idea that the Ukraine is somehow "key" to Taiwan and "if we let Putin succeed in Ukraine blah blah blah", this will embolden China to attack Taiwan. Yes that's military propaganda, but I'm totally sure there are a lot of high-powered Americans really believe in this BS. The simple idea that if they want to defend Taiwan it would be cheaper to arm it to the teeth, not to squander your weapon stocks in Ukraine just for buffing or nerfing someone's morale. We can dig a little deeper into the culture and see the same patterns, like the best way to promote success among black people is to make them main characters in half of nowadays' Hollywood movies and tv series, even in historical dramas where they absolutely don't make any sense.